Bronze-die extrusion
Pasta dough is pressed through a bronze die, giving the surface a rough texture that helps sauce cling.
Caserecce · Fusilli · Maccheroni · Gnocchetti Sardi · Orecchiette · Pici
The shape decides the method, not the other way around.
Pasta dough is pressed through a bronze die, giving the surface a rough texture that helps sauce cling.
Caserecce · Fusilli · Maccheroni · Gnocchetti Sardi · Orecchiette · Pici
Pasta dough is worked into thin sheets, either by hand with a traditional metre-long mattarello or through a pasta roller. We choose the method according to the pasta we're making.
Tagliatelle · Fettuccine · Ribbons
Some pasta is shaped one piece at a time — cut, pressed, rolled or formed by hand. It takes more time, but gives each shape its traditional character.
Cavatelli · Traditional shapes
Looking for a different shape? Some additional pasta shapes can be made by special request. Contact us to ask what's possible.